Sentence examples for pledge options from inspiring English sources

The Bloody Oyster pitch offered 11 different pledge options ranging from £20 to £1,500, the rewards starting with an invite to the bus launch event to a private hire of the bus and catering for up to 40 guests.

Creator Deezmaker's early bird offer of 75 pledges of $549 to bag a Bukito have all gone, but there are still a few pledge options at $599 (or more).

John Broder has reported that President Obama will today try to push forward with a State of the Union pledge: With few options available for financing his clean-energy ambitions, President Obama on Friday will propose diverting $2 billion in revenue from federal oil and gas leases over the next decade to pay for research on advanced vehicles, White House officials said.

Her associates believe that she is considering three options: pledging her support for the presidential bid of Mr. Perry, declaring her own candidacy or holding off on making a decision about which candidate to support.

Previously, Mr. Cheney had declined to make a pledge to forfeit his options, saying only that he would do whatever he must to avoid a conflict of interest.

Earlier headlines Dow Chemical To Expense Options Banks Pledge To Stand By Brazil In Election Crisis EADS: No Pact On Boeing Choppers U.S. FDA OKs Ranbaxy Drug Marketing Bloomberg News Says 'Sorry Too Singapore Bigs Baseball Hopes To Fill Seats In Front Of PCs Eli Lilly Gets EU OK For Sepsis Drug Fannie Mae To Offer $8B In Bills Wednesday Ribapharm Sues To block Roche's Hepatitis C Drug.

He pledged to explore all options.

Campaign seconds will spar eagerly over what "option" and "pledge" mean.

April's council executive board meeting agreed to press ahead with the closure plans, but pledged to keep all options open.

The Fed's options include pledging to maintain low interest rates for a specified period of time or increasing its holding of government debt in a bid to further reduce rates.

While variable interest entities in such cases are technically owned by the Chinese, foreign-owned corporations maintain de facto control through a series of contracts that can involve equity pledges, profit assignments, purchase options and service or consulting agreements.